Resources
Here you’ll find some of the resources I use in my own tutoring sessions. I’ve created them myself and I’m happy to share them with you for free!
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Maths Resources
Freeze or Fry is a fun, thermometer-themed game for practising positive and negative numbers. Starting at 0°C, players roll the dice and move up or down the thermometer, recording their new temperature after each turn.
With six rolls each, players race to reach the highest temperature while practising counting through zero, adding and subtracting and comparing positive and negative numbers.
Created by a qualified teacher with experience supporting autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent learners. Activities are designed to offer flexible, accessible ways to practise learning at home.
Greatest Volume is a hands-on game that combines place value, multiplication and volume. Players roll a dice and decide where to place each number across the length, width and height of their cuboid, then build it using LEGO, cubes or other construction materials.
Players calculate the volume of their cuboid and compare their results to see who can create the greatest volume. It’s a practical way to explore how changing the position of numbers affects the final volume.
Created by a qualified teacher with experience supporting autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent learners. Activities are designed to offer flexible, accessible ways to practise learning at home.
Rounding Shuffleboard puts a fun twist on rounding practice. Players generate a random number, then slide their counter into one of the scoring zones. The zone they land in determines how they need to round their number, from the nearest 10 through to the nearest 1,000,000.
With different sheets offering different levels of challenge, children can practise rounding at a level that suits them while enjoying the competitive element of the game.
Created by a qualified teacher with experience supporting autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent learners. Activities are designed to offer flexible, accessible ways to practise learning at home.
Times Table Squares is a simple, game-based way to practise multiplication facts from 2 to 12. Players roll two dice, add the numbers together and multiply by the chosen times table before claiming squares on the board.
With a different game sheet for each times table, it can be reused again and again while building multiplication fluency, mental maths and confidence.
Created by a qualified teacher with experience supporting autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent learners. Activities are designed to offer flexible, accessible ways to practise learning at home.